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Posted On: 04/13/2019 9:59:12 AM
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Good Morning All. DominionAG built Sativeo's 100,000 square foot greenhouse in Marion County, South Carolina, and by now they should have harvested their second or third crop.
In reality, cannabis is typically planted on a sequential basis so harvesting is done often --- monthly or every couple of months. Processing is the key, and I believe Crockett invested money in a state of the art processing facility which was to be built in a new building separate from the greenhouse. Also, Wrenchman found that at least one grow permit for 20 acres of hemp was granted to an individual affiliated with the Sativeo greenhouse facility.
I recently posted that the South Carolina Governor just signed a bill allowing unlimited hemp farming. Previously, the most a farmer could plant was 40 acres, and only a couple of farms were of that size. Now, the market is wide open, and if Sterling Crockett laid the groundwork he hoped to do, then Sativeo could have thousands of acres lined up for planting. I suspect we are on the verge of learning just how big this one division of our group of companies might be.
Lots of talk about products on the other forum. Well, with grow facilities and processing, products can not be far behind. I suspect the greenhouse will have a brisk business selling hybrid starter plants for all the new farmers, and starter plants are a high profit business. Stay tuned.
In reality, cannabis is typically planted on a sequential basis so harvesting is done often --- monthly or every couple of months. Processing is the key, and I believe Crockett invested money in a state of the art processing facility which was to be built in a new building separate from the greenhouse. Also, Wrenchman found that at least one grow permit for 20 acres of hemp was granted to an individual affiliated with the Sativeo greenhouse facility.
I recently posted that the South Carolina Governor just signed a bill allowing unlimited hemp farming. Previously, the most a farmer could plant was 40 acres, and only a couple of farms were of that size. Now, the market is wide open, and if Sterling Crockett laid the groundwork he hoped to do, then Sativeo could have thousands of acres lined up for planting. I suspect we are on the verge of learning just how big this one division of our group of companies might be.
Lots of talk about products on the other forum. Well, with grow facilities and processing, products can not be far behind. I suspect the greenhouse will have a brisk business selling hybrid starter plants for all the new farmers, and starter plants are a high profit business. Stay tuned.
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